Alexander Ward is a national security reporter for POLITICO, specializing in covering US foreign policy and defense issues. He is also the author of "THE INTERNATIONALISTS" and has contributed to various publications such as Yahoo News, POLITICO Europe, and RealClearDefense. His reporting focuses on providing in-depth analysis and insights into international relations and security matters.
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The Biden administration is still pushing talks, but it is no longer expecting a breakthrough.
By: Lindsay Wise, Gordon Lubold, Alexander Ward
The Ukrainian president is due to meet President Biden at the White House as tensions flare with Donald Trump and Republicans.
By: Gordon Lubold, Lindsay Wise, Alexander Ward
The Ukrainian president is due to meet President Biden at the White House as tensions flare with Donald Trump and Republicans.
By: James Marson, Lara Seligman, Alexander Ward
Ukrainian troops are slowly losing ground, and officials say more support is needed to hold Russia back.
By: Alexander Ward, James Marson, Lara Seligman
Ukrainian troops are slowly losing ground, and officials say more support is needed to hold Russia back.
Iran is preparing to launch a ballistic missile attack against Israel, a senior White House official said Tuesday, a significant escalation that
By: Alexander Ward, Marcus Walker
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suggested the war would continue as the U.S. and Israel's military argue for a cease-fire in Gaza.
By: Alexander Ward, Rory Jones, Summer Said
Officials are planning to meet for the talks this weekend, as the region braces for a possible Israeli retaliation against Iran.
Officials are planning to meet for the talks this weekend, as the region braces for a possible Israeli retaliation against Iran.
Reports of the Israeli attack broke just before an Air Force plane carrying Secretary of State Antony Blinken landed at Joint Base Andrews, outside Washington. He was returning from a weeklong diplomatic mission in the Middle East that included stops in Israel, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The U.S. had
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